In 2024, the Northwest Climate Hub continued to expand support for natural resource managers in understanding and adapting to climate change.

The Northwest Climate Hub collaborates with the USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest region to support climate change adaptation in national forest management.

The Northwest Climate Hub is helping NRCS staff understand climate change mitigation and implement climate-smart agriculture and forestry practices.

This project is analyzing trends in soil temperature across Alaska over the past 20 years.

The collaborative is working to promote collaboration across agencies, Tribes, and universities to learn from the 2020 Labor Day fires in Oregon.

This project brings scientists and land managers together to assess climate change risks to natural resources and develop ways to adapt.

This technical guide and factsheet compile information on climate change and adaptation in riparian areas and wetlands.

Ongoing effort working with Northwest tribes to create climate adaptation resources for tribal forest management.

Here are recently posted positions, post-docs, and fellowships that are available with one of the regional Climate Hubs.

To address water limitations, ranchers have developed innovative grazing and water management strategies.

Coproduction is a collaborative effort to produce usable or actionable science between scientists and users of science.  In practice, it is a negotiated and iterative engagement with end users and…

Overview of climate and social science research and data relevant to Northwest Agriculture.